Arts Industry Council
South Australia
The AIC is South Australia’s independent voice for the arts. Our members include over 100 of the state’s arts and cultural organisations and individual artists.
As the state’s only independent, sector wide representative arts body, the AIC is extremely valuable to the South Australian arts sector. We conduct research, mount lobby campaigns, generate and circulate bulletins and issues papers, meet regularly with Arts SA and ministerial advisors, take delegations to government ministers, and host public forums and discussion evenings.
The AIC was constituted as an incorporated institution in 1991. It is one of only two such industry councils in Australia (the other is in Victoria), where once there was an arts industry council organisation in most states. It is to our credit, the South Australian arts sector, that our collective commitment to maintaining our member subscriptions, allows this tradition to continue here today.
fora #2:
understanding the arts budget
Greg Mackie: interviewed by Anthony Steel
4.30-6pm Thursday 3 July
Mercury Cinema, MRC
13 Morphett Street
You've seen the media releases, you've heard the goss... now feel the nitty gritty as Greg Mackie, Executive Director, Arts SA is interviewed by Anthony Steel, recipient of the Premier's Lifetime Achievement Award at the Annual Ruby Awards 2007: and unpacks this plumper arts budget for us. Find out what it might mean for you now and in the future. more info
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